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axel is thinking about replacing the word feared at the end of paragraph 2 with dreaded. why do you think he wants to make that change A.Dreaded has a neutral connotation B.Feared has a stronger negative connotation                                                                          C.Feared has a neutral connotation D.Dreaded has a stronger negative connotation. Language arts ^^

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emmilicious
The answer is D, dreaded has a stronger negative connotation. :)
holesstanham

Answer: D. Dreaded has a stronger negative connotation.

It is likely that by changing the word "feared" for the word "dreaded," Axel wants to emphasize the negative nature of the situation. This is because "dreaded" has a stronger negative connotation than "feared." A connotation is a commonly understood meaning or association that a word carries, in addition to its dictionary meaning (or denotation).